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Located a short distance from Tokyo, Yokohama has excellent transport links including air, train and bus. You can fly into Narita or Haneda airports, which both offer short transfers to the city. The best way to get here though is to take the train from Tokyo, as it’s just 25 minutes on a fast train and you get to enjoy the scenery as well. Budget travellers will find the bus service to be quite good.

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By air: although Yokohama dœes not have its own airport, it is easy to reach the city by using one of Tokyo\'s two main airports. Most international flights arrive at Narita, Japan\'s largest airport. Buses and trains provide a connection to Yokohama in approximately 1 hour, 30 minutes. Domestic flights are usually handled by Haneda Airport, sometimes confusingly called Tokyo International Airport. Transfers to the city can be made using the Keihin Kyuko train line in 30 minutes.

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